When your sister is your biggest op | RAW (2016)

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  @ddcrowley · 1 month ago · pinned

  Hazing makes no sense to me. &nbsp;The org has <b>allowed</b> you to be part of the group, you&apos;re <b>in</b> the group now, but now the org says &apos;you gotta <b>prove</b> you&apos;re part of the group&apos;...? &nbsp;But didn&apos;t you just let me in the group?!

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• HO

  @hope.ditt0 · 1 month ago

  the fact that all of these events happen for VET SCHOOL is craaazy work

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• CA

  @caspershauntedmansion · 1 month ago

  The only purpose of Hazing Rituals is to trauma bond the group 💀

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• TH

  @TheNumnutRandomness · 1 month ago

  Full shade, hazing is BS and the insistence on perpetuating it on the basis of being &quot;tradition&quot; are some of the most &quot;I peaked in college&quot;-ass bullshit I&apos;ve ever heard in my life.

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• EV

  @EvisceratingDoubts · 1 month ago

  I feel like I&apos;d judge the person recording themselves swinging around a corpse like a chew toy, than the clearly blackout drunk person

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• Y2

  @y2kaylaog · 1 month ago

  the fact you’re not at 1 billion subs is kinda homophobic idk

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• LA

  @Lavenderluvsbooks · 1 month ago

  Fun fact any severed limb should not be put on straight ice or it will be unable to reattach. Should be put in ziploc bag then a seperate ziploc bag of ice.

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• JA

  @jaidasolo5636 · 1 month ago

  Justice for the dog cause fr 😭

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• AF

  @afinecuppatea · 1 month ago

  I read a review awhile ago that compares the cannibalism in this film as a metaphor for mental illness and I think it&apos;s a great comparison: because of the stigma against mental illness, their mother is still ashamed of her condition, so instead of telling her daughters about it, she instead tries her best to make them appear &quot;normal&quot;. She has conflict with Alex because Alex doesn&apos;t see a need to be ashamed, while Justine is &quot;the favorite&quot; because she embraces trying to be normal like her mom wants. However, under the stress of hazing, Justine&apos;s condition manifests and because she&apos;s spent her whole life embracing normalcy, she struggles to accept it and is in denial. Alex keeps trying to get her to embrace who she is so that they can have a closer bond, as she feels isolated from others - I think the point of her teasing her with an arm while she&apos;s drunk and recording it was to show Justine how not &quot;normal&quot; she is and that she should stop pretending that she is. In the end though, Alex ends up having a breakdown (i.e eating Adrien) and now has to be institutionalized. Afraid of this, Justine goes back to how she lived before. <br><br>Basically the sisters represent the two extremes of dealing with mental illness - denial that results in shame and trying to hide their true feelings or letting it take over to the point where you might end up hurting yourself or others. Instead, you need a healthy middle - &nbsp;good coping mechanisms and someone who is willing to stand by your side when you go through rough patches, as her father has done with her mom. <br><br>Anyhoo, excellent video as always, I always look forward to whenever you post and I&apos;m excited about the new content &lt;3

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  @RowenYoBoat323 · 1 month ago

  I watched this with my sister when it came out and all we kept saying was &quot;this is the most french film&quot; and &quot;heteronormativity killed him.&quot;

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• KA

  @katherineknight5899 · 1 month ago

  So why tf they get rid of pour quickie 😫they knew he ain&apos;t eat that damn finger

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• DI

  @diplomat97 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3jTYHo9ekU&amp;t=498">8:18</a> No but for real, we should be talking about being against hazing. I had an incident at my own college where a group of girls hazed… a teacher. Yes, you read that right a TEACHER. Every girl from different department shared the same hostel (I was in the same building as them) and there was an adjoining building for women teachers to stay. There was a new teacher who joined the staff and a bunch of freshmen decided to haze her by locking her in her room while she slept (they barred the door with heavy items from lost and found) and had strewn about used sanitary napkins on the floor in front of the door. I have no idea how they pulled it off but they didn’t point fingers, the guards were reprimanded, and a mass email was sent to the entire body of students warning not to pull something like that again. And that’s how I knew what happened. 💀

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